Benjamin Freeman

• Cut and trimmed flooring to fit around obstacles and within tight spaces.
• Maintained clean job sites by disposing of debris responsibly and organizing tools for efficient workflow.
• Installed various types of flooring materials, including hardwood, laminate, tile, and carpet for diverse clientele.
• Performed thorough inspections of subfloors before installing new materials, identifying potential issues and addressing them proactively.
• Reduced material wastage by accurately measuring and cutting flooring materials according to project specifications.
• Demonstrated versatility in handling a variety of projects such as residential homes, office buildings, retail stores – delivering consistent quality across all settings.

Clean shower pan and panel molds before epoxy is poured.

Managed the stone cutting shop in which I operated by myself the cnc rock saw. Loaded and unloaded the stone with a mini excavator or skidsteer. Loaded orders for customers, maintained all of the equipment and shop and grounds. Sorted the cut stone onto pallets and organized the pallets.

Started a night shift to keep up with demand for the control panels. I spend up the assembly process by using power tools instead of hand tools and we doubled the amount of finished panels as a result. Other tasks were programing 4g cards for the control panels. Organization of the over flow from returns and closing the building after work.

As a tower climber my job was anything from inspection of the tower structure and equipment attached to the tower to assembly ground up of new towers and running all the wires up and bolting all the antennas and radios to the towers. In the summer of 2014 I climbed over 300 cell towers as part of a 2 man inspection crew.

I was hired as a welder to help build parts for River and ocean dredges. I was pulled off that to make street sweeper frames. All welding I was involved with was mig welding.